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1. Determine the file that corresponds to your time zone and use it instead of Etc/GMT. You can use one of the 400 time zone files from these listings or select one of the more commonly used ones below.

   Africa America Asia Antarctica

   Australia Europe GMT Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Oceans

   Description	File	Current Date & Time
   Greenwich Mean Time	Etc/GMT	Wed-19-Nov-2008	11:35:46	GMT
   Eastern Time	SystemV/EST5EDT	Wed-19-Nov-2008	06:35:46	SystemV/EST
   Central Time	SystemV/CST6CDT	Wed-19-Nov-2008	05:35:46	SystemV/CST
   Mountain Time	SystemV/MST7MDT	Wed-19-Nov-2008	04:35:46	SystemV/MST
   Pacific Time	SystemV/PST8PDT	Wed-19-Nov-2008	03:35:46	SystemV/PST

2. Update your Virtual Server's localtime by typing the following at a command prompt:
   chmod 600 ~/etc/localtime
   cp /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/GMT ~/etc/localtime

3. Update your shell's localtime by editing your .cshrc file. This can be done by using iManager or at a command prompt:
   pico ~/.cshrc

   Then modify your shell's time zone:

   setenv TZ Etc/GMT